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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1929)
MEDFOTCB MXTL TTJTBFNT, MErFOTIT, OTCF.flOX. TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1V20. P.VflFFTVF ADD MEMBERSHIP! OF 150 CITY LOTS - BEFORE JUNE 15 DINGMIEK Caippers Warned Mountain Streams Not Always Free of Contamination, . , Boiling of Water Best Safeguard I. iirul real estate dealers Members of Medford Post No: IS "'""J llin J till .t fllLIII II CIl.V tlHS ' cupitul, The hits ill onjoyed a special "whonpee' meet-1 (IIP- III tha n i'iiwru Liul iilhi uiith HAunv miiif .wrrnM.fAl.iro. ,. t imyment plan tms on by the entertainment committee. A -short businenn session was lietil uiHl plans made to boost thu int-m-l)Hrshli of Medford post before June 15. Coiuniunicutions t'rym Scute Commander Hen Kinher and Stale Adjutant Carl Moser brought out tbft need for the hearty co-op etatiou of local Legionnaires hel put the stale department over the top by the 15th of June. John Hoimer. chairman of th membership committee, appointed , committees to round up delinquent i members and urged every Legion nuire to- do nig best lo make a good Allowing for Medford during ht'en Though the water muy be as. I dear ns 1 crystal ami tbouglr It f may come rippling and piu-gHnK ' over rocks' :inrt 'sit ml,' seemingly' p-ok-s.-mmI of purity. mountain t any Kt reams are a possible tnuse of ell- diseuse. tsptvially typhoid fever, this uiHl the county health unit thru medical director. Dr. Kmily arraiiKedti Jtolcuiu, warn, lucal ciiiuwi s plan- : In order t-uu tih excellent home Unlni trios, to tha bills mul nimin- tie may He secured with little .tuliis to ' use Ciintfoo in lirlnkinii creek water. Hnflinpr is advised as pedal price for which the complete prevention anainsi tin selling is $10 down and 'disease until 1 0 each month thereafter the property is paid for, I Many of the IntH are on pave ment and in desirable residential sections. Although the sale has , only bt'en in progress two days, excellent vesults were reported to il ay by several mem hers of the Mfdford Really board. Anyone interested in buying onn of the lots sliould see mime her of the real estate board, which 1.1 MJ UUAl. WCH, 113 lUUi JUl VULCII ... , lo join the Hogue Kiver Valley Le gion council now in process; or ror inotion and the adjutant Was in- Htrueted to write other posts in this leriitory asking them to join thin now organization. The first meet ing or the council will be held in; C rants Pass, Thursday, June 13. j and all members of Medford post I aro urged to plan uow to attend, j The entertainment' program- last ' night consisted of popular song! hits by Herb Alford's well known dance orchestra, comedy stunts and j vaudeville numbers. Legionnaires ( Heldon and Clark of Ashland Host own White, Walter II . Lev- ereite. Charles A. Wing, Charles lltltlerfk id, .1. W. Wakefield, Wold Wold, C a r 1 V. 'JVngwald, Thonius Realty company, K. C. Corn, Southern Oregon Kealty company, Karl Tumy and .1. C. liarues. .Vo. 14 furnished some clever en- because it is a mountain stream; is no assurance that it has not been polluted from a source in visible to the user s, as there may J be other earn pent farther tip the stream and still farther up there I may be natural causes of pollu- lion. . The symptoms, characterizing ' the onset of typhoid fever, are! mem- j ,llf.H nm,.j-e,i ,,an those of other i fevers. The most marked of the' early symptoms are headache, las-; situde and discomfort, together: with sleeplessness and feverish -1 ness, particularly at night, the last . being the symptom by which the disease is most readily detected. It is no unusual thhig to register fever of HU and 105 degrees in the evening and from la;; to 104. in the morning. The fever grad-1 ually dies down in the general j run of cases from the 21st to li-Sth j days. Although the patient may, dur ing the early days of the feer, j be able to move nbouthefeels I K. 1 urlhinini.nl i.-itli llicii. nriinrtnl cmia. bllM ami p-nltni- mimhoru I Well ?The following committee had charge of Iho program: Leon Lrowiicchairman; Kay Wrighti Cole Holmes, Carl Tengwald, J. C. Col lins, LMmer Kyle and Renry. Pace. 40 ETlTO BANQUET : FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH K. Kubli oi Portland, the known Jaclcson county nu- , Uive, business man of the state me- tropolia and prominent member of the state legislature for years from I there, arrived here yesterday; Mind iihis evening or tomorroxt will go to his gold mine at the head of (Jails creek. After spending a day.f or so looking atter the big devel opment work there being done, by two crews of miners, he will re turn to Portland for a short, time and then come hack lo the mine to spend the summer and fall. A new lead was recently dis- A banquet wiji U. staged bv th vered m this valuable mine, ami local voiture of the "Ut et 8 So-oll,r developments there, eietie" on Friday, Juno 14, by Chef Mr- KuM1 wnM Hifi.rme1 by. letter, de flare John Holmer. The affair ' ,lro( liel(l hnck onl' waiting his will take place in the Craters din-lu rival- ing room of the Hotel Medford and ' vu'nro Mr- Kubli was to1n an" rnvi imiiii utimia 'iiwi faitur. xfously looking forwn.nl. to his LOCAL MElfLUCKY languid and uneasy and usually before the ,end( of the first week be has to take lo bed. He is rest hot; and uncomfortable ami bis cheeks show, a red flush, es pecially after taking - food. The disease is caused' by bacillus ty phosus, discovered by 10 berth in IS so. multiplying rapidly in the body of the person suffering from the disease. H enters the body by being swallowed and is con veyed lo the intestine, where it sets up Its characteristic inflam mation, according to a description of the disease, and often results fatally. The bacillus is said to live a mom h ,in sterilized water and In ordinary water, containing other organisms, it dies in a fortnight. In ordinary, soil moistened by rain it has lived for ti7 days, in dost for 2.1 days and in sterilized soil for over -inn days, When exposed to sunlight It dies In four to eight hours and is kilted by a temperature of JiS degrees, ceut i grade. The susceptibility is said to vary greatly and some persons ap pear unite immune to tbe dis ease, with the most susceptible a ge rn n gi ng bet ween 1 fi a nd S fi years. The aged rarely eon tract It and men are said to suffer more than women. In view of the seriousness of the disease, campers are urged to be sure of their water supply he fore they drink from mountain streams and springs without first boiling the water. JUNIOR HIGH P. T. A. E will be given during the dinner. A mine visit. Tunneling work is short business meeting and plans heU ,,one mider the mountain for a "wreck" will occupy the at- aml he liedic,N beCa,'w ,UK that tontton. of those present following I some wonderful news will come the banquet: All "vovagenrsv areiout of thls mine- w,ch f,,r mun' urged to plan now to attend this iywir8 hilH hee" tl rk'h vrnuvvK big get-together and to make their !"" wl,u'h "-pened tour years ruiiervnlions by June 12. iv in tier ago imd bus been developing with modern equipment. In discussing state affairs and especially the Income ami other tax reform agitation, Mr. Kubli said today that in his opinion the situation was such that he felt Sp.'dal Commit titration, Crater Lake Chapter No. 32. It. A. M., Tuesday night, June 4th. W o r k in I M? and M. 10. de- g r e e s. Refreshments, sure that a special session of the f the Worshipful Master, legislature would be called within i:. H. HCHCLKH, Secy, the next two years. Virgil ;(DuU'h) toggips and Cuy j Kelly, local young men, narrowly ; averted death and serious Injuries eurly thbt morning when . a. , 1 'J'll Ituick roadster in which they were riding from Klamath Fa I Ik to t Medford skldited, overturned and caught fire on the- pacific Highway ( a short distance south of Ashland. lioth occupants were rendered j unconscious. Kelly was thrown . clear of the car, while Coggins j remained In the machine, not re- f gaining his senses till the auto ; was ablaze. Kelly emerged , un-j scratched, but the latter sustained a number of painful bruises. The j car, a total loss, was partially ; covered by insurance. j Issue Dividend CHANTS PASS, Ore., June 4. 1 The Robert K. fluid Mining j company of this city has issued its first dividend. The amount Is two per cent for the June declaration.! The company announced that I funds are on band for dividends of j like amounts In July and August. The mine is located in the head- j waters of the Chetco river and has j been in" operation for eight years, j Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the junior high P.-T. A. will give a clever program." including sev eral dance umbers and interest ing surprise features. The meet ing will be held at lb junior high auditorium. Students who are entering junior high from Roosevelt, Washing ton, Lincoln and Jackson will be formally received ami their mothers enrolled in junior high P.-T. A. A small admission fee will be cha. ged in order to raise funds to carry on the work of the P. -TV A. for the coming year. Ka titers of school children are also urged to attend, Mrs. .lames Mc.Nalr. president, stated today. N v Money A r i H v es The First' National bank has some of the new money on hand, which can be seen by anyone in terested. The money will not lie put into circulation, however, for sometime. ' The rrew bills are smaller than the old and regarded as more attractive. f . . - H NEW WAY t ... i . , to ohtain smart new effects' . linoleum Jloorings . A RICH border, in nolid block or in beautifully ' veined marbled efferts with nurrowor strips of contrasting colors at its inner edgo ; brings, out the full beauty of any linoleum door. ' So laid, the floor "fits" the room appears to bave been designed expressly for it. We are equipped to lay these "bordered" floors, entirely of genuine Sealex Linoleum, at prices you will lind surprisingly moderate. ' i Co.ne in tiad let us explain this latest develop. mei.l In smart flooring, and show you some of the handsome patterns in Sealex Linoleum the ' new spot-proof, stain-proof, easily-cleaned lino. 1 leum that's scaled against dirt! We Point With Pride To the following business installations of nie "Nationally Famous Soalox Inlaid Linojcnin made by us in Medford during the last six '''months; f J & N Cafe Rogue Eiver Co. Nash Barber Shop BroYoiie-Marie Cafe Kimball Fruit Co., Inc. Carl Bowman Barber Shop Jackson County Court House . Er. J. J. Emmons' Office Medford Fuel Company Magill's Drug Store' Our future cu-stonicrs may ., .expect the same expert workmanship, superior qual ity and delightful . appearance which mark the above floors as distinctive. II Stain -pnvl Quilit Cleaned ( tT,trCTioN U-- II tv.H.Niito jy J And Now for the Home AVe offer in our windows this week an exhibit of SKW STYLK SKAbKX IX LAII) patterns for every room and show for the first time in Iho city the strik inglv lieautifitL effects lo be obtained with the use of the SKA LUX BORDER STRIP ASSEMBLY which is lo inlaid Linoleum as the frame lo a picture!' SEA LI plait w For Style and Beauty :X INLAID LTXOLEFM Installations lead the World! ith von so that vim mav obtain the utmost in value. , . ('mile lo our si ore and let us ! I The two separate thunder storms, tlie first at 3:55 v"dock yeste:'diiv afternoon and t,he other at 7;'J o'clock last evhing. during which 1 there was a deluge of rain, and at cninpanicd by some uind and sharp lightning, did no damage beyond blowing the fuses o; i distributing tratistormers of the California Ore-; .yon Power company in the city anil ; siiburls. which left various neigh- burhoods without lights and power1 uuiil the company crews coiibt ! make rt'pitii-s, and the rain drench ! nig much hav dowu throughout the valley. lhiiing the night there were sev- eral more copious showers and in ' all iluring the 1M hours (ndiiig at ; a. m. today the raftd'ali amounted ! to .4; of an inch, making the total rainfall since September I. last, 11. ail inches. Today was cloudy, and threatening, and showers are forecast for tonight and Wednos- ! day. Relative, to the lightning damage ot yesterday, a section of the pow-1 er company's line on the Old Kiauej load or Millionaire road was burn-; ed down and fuses on distributing1 t ransloi nun's were blown, in addi-' tion to fuses lading into dwell-1 iiiKK. Due to safeguards installed by tin power company, t lit service was I not out of commission lor any length of time. However, special J crews were engaged in repairing the; trouble until midnight. The rain that roll over the valley late yesterday undduring lasl night dampened thousands nitons of 111'1 j first cutting of hay without any ap- preciable damage, and was beyond value to the second hay ciop, the corn, the orchards and the gardens-. When (lie black clouds gathered in the west, there was great scurry ing in the fields to get the hay into barns and sheas. County Judge Sparrow had nine men manning pitch lurks yesterday, a''' j t i the rain started to fall the "pick up" load of two fields! was en roule to (lie barn. The Ihunder and lightning irightened a young mare, and it was iieossary to run the hay wagon in a circle to avert a runaway. Judge Sparrow said that as a re suit of the warm showers, "You can see the corn walking toward heaven." Practically every farmer in (he valley had hay down when ihe storm came. They are now apply ing the pioneer philosophy of the Hogue valley farmers: "We can af ford to loso half the first crop by rain for the good It does the second crop. TALENT WILL ENJOY A FAMILY NIGHT SOCIAL (Ity Mrs. Marion Tryer.) TAIvKN'T. dre., June -1. (Spec-' Inl.) "Family night" at the Meth odist church will be held Wednes day evening. The program will be in cha rye of t he young people' class. This is a social night for the members of the church, their families and friends. The mission program which was prepared for Sunday was postpon ed to next Sunday on account of ill ness In the families of some of tluwe who were to render the pro gram. Mr. 'and Mrs. W. P. llolchklss entertained Mr. and Mrs..(Iuy Ham ilton and daughter Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. I.oys Hamilton and family, Mr. and Mrs. (lien Kaltntarsh of Applegatc lOarl Hamilton. Si Stock well of Medford and Miss Anno Kvans of Ashland at dinner Sun day, The Community club will hold Its last meet ing for the year to morrow afternoon. This is a spec ial party in honor of the old ladies of the town, ami a special invita tion In extended to all such' to at tend. M r. and Mrs. Harry CommoiiH are moving Into the Hannister res idence on Wanner avenue from the l.ambkin place on Anderson creek. Rrevifaes fit .Judge Taylor's court here to day.JK S. Soyey of Kluntnlh Kalis. who.iviiH arrfr-nted Sunday by Traf fic Officer C. P. -Talem on the charge of reckless driving on the Pacific highway near Tab-til. and who put up cash bull for his ap pearance hi court, entered a plea of guilty through hlH attorney. Oeorge M. Roberts, and was fined tl'Ki. it h undfM-Htond that Sovey, who was driving a Dodge coupe, ran Into another car and broke off Its bumper. City Attorney John H. Cat kin ar rived home last Sunday night from .1 several days' business visit at Salem, Mudi' I m p o r i a n t buiness is Mcheduled for the diy council meet Ing tonight. Wool Ensembles Your choice of our entire collection of smart wool .ensembles'. . . reduced now lo half price. .En- T senililes show jackets and ltnig coals, represent iul;- the season s -smartest styles Modes l cut and all-season wear. Sixes Hi to -I I. Manori Prince es Ilert' are the frocks you will wear all summer Ions; . .: . and far into the fall . . . all are drastically re duced for . immediate ..clearance. Values up to ip: !).')() for $ 1 Q.95 jl $y r pros- i fJ A1 II i ' . . . . mm- Sizes 11 lo HATS REDUCED Straws, Pearli visci, and hair braid hats, in both small and large head sizes. Values up to $14.9!). ' ; . . $495 Your choice Gordon Hosiery $1.65 to $4.00 ENNE'S "Distinctive and Individual Appajel" Modford National Bank Bttilding; ' Crepe de Chine Teddies Special $1.69 LUMBER ' must be moved at once to make room for building SACRIFICING r' . 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12 . $10 to $15 per M WOODS LUMBER CO. . "Back, to the Woods" 'rj 1 Phone 108 gSiiaiiiiiB nifilinm, $S.2ntfi 1(1; cl low :iit t t-r, IB.fiiiWH.25. ((MiS Slcndy. No recclpU. HJIKIOl" AM) l,AMHS-Ciiolubly Hli'udy. HwfliitH, Mfi. Produce POIITIAM), Ore., ,Inno 4. ) Ill'TTKIl I'orUund Dairy Kx rlmiiKfl lift whok'HHUj m-1ch, ciiIioh: Kxtras, 4-lr; nlmidard, 42c; prlni'i ftrHtH. fli'MfH. 42c. C'roaimiry prUiflH: Prints, ovor (tiiliii' Hlanduiiik K(I(!S Curri'iit iurl)ln halt oent lilMhnr. Currmit rirlitH, 28V4fi. .Milk, poultry, onlona, potalooHt wool; nutHj hay ruHonrn mvk hoim Blcady, iincliuiiKiid. Sun 1''mmiluii llulli'iTiit HAN I'-ltA.N'I'l.HCO; Juni' 4. -l') Ililtliii'fitt f. o, h. Hall l-'runclKCO, 4lir. THE MAilT Livavtook milTt.ANI). Ore, Jilllfl t.-fVi -0-XTTI.K AND rAI.VKS-TMlk-IiiK Klmiily. Unci'lptn. I'attli- I Hi. including 0 lilllnrl Mirnnll. Il'i'lf i'rn I sr.fr llw. downl. tumii, Un ll.riO; (In cointnnn, I'i'mII. CoftH, Rood, 10.00; do common m PITT'S TREATMENT FOR POISON OAK INFECTION An External P",uedy Relieves That Itching Torment Quickly W R E PA I R I N G i Mm; , XVOIr jewelers lilnl i 50c AT Medford Pharmacy Main and' Central INSURANCE ? First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Managtr Phone 10S 30 N. Central i Bedford, Oregon t
